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Faizan
A post on Facebook is known as either a status update or a reply to an existing status. When you post anything on Facebook, it appears on your Wall. Replies to a friend's status usually appear under "Recent Activity" on your Wall. As a person continues to update their status or reply to others' status, his posts get pushed further down on his Wall until they seemingly disappear. Fortunately, the posts don't disappear and you can retrieve past status updates and replies by choosing to see older posts.
Visit Facebook's website and log in to your profile.
Go to the profile of the person whose posts you're interested in viewing. You can do this by clicking the person's name if he appears on your News Feed or by entering the person's name in the "Search" bar at the top of the page.
Click "Wall" under the person's profile picture. His posts will appear. Scroll to the bottom of the page.
Click "Older Posts." The page will extend and reveal older posts. Repeat the process to view each post a person has made.
Visit Facebook's website and log in to your profile.
Go to the profile of the person whose posts you're interested in viewing. You can do this by clicking the person's name if he appears on your News Feed or by entering the person's name in the "Search" bar at the top of the page.
Click "Wall" under the person's profile picture. His posts will appear. Scroll to the bottom of the page.
Click "Older Posts." The page will extend and reveal older posts. Repeat the process to view each post a person has made.
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